McCarthy HHH Seek Delegates In N Y Voting
McCarthy and HHH pursue delegates in New York as Rockefeller candidates face Nixon backers for 11 of 82 Republican delegate seats. Javits, Resnick, Nickerson, and O Dwyer race for Senate seats while Roosevelt allies vie in party battles and gun control looms.
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Rockefeller
Nixon
GOP
Adam Clayton Powell
U.S. House of Representatives
U. S. Senate
Len Jacob K. Javits
Joseph Y. Resnick
Eugene H. Nickerson
Kennedy
New York
Capitol Hill
Johnson
Congress
George Wallace
Richmond
Peter N. Kyros
Dmaine
Horace Hildreth Jr
Maine
Gary Merrill
David L. Graham
Michigan
George Romney
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Suspected King Killer In Court
The article discusses extradition procedures for a man sought for the murder of a Negro civil rights leader. It notes the suspect’s three weeks in London and that the U S embassy forwarded the extradition request to Britain. Under the 1931 treaty, Britain can grant extradition only if evidence supports trial under British law. Extradition to address armed robbery in Missouri is also requested, but the treaty limits trial to the specific charges for which extradition is granted, meaning murder charges hinge on separate extradition.
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Eugene “Bull” Connor
Viola Liuzzo
Hayneville
Ala
Hanes
King
Birmingham
Jefferson County Commission
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Chicago
Washington
Integration
London
U.S
Britain
United States
Ray
Missouri
Ray Hanes U. S. Attorney Defends MLK Suspect
Arthur J. Hanes, U S attorney for the case against the man accused of assassinating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, has a history in Birmingham when he served as mayor in 1963 amid racial disturbances drawing international attention.
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Birmingham
Ala
Arthur J. Hanes
Martin Luther King Jr
Thal to Speak at ISU Workshop on Family Finance
Dr. Helen M. Thal assistant director education division Institute of Life Insurance will address the ISU Regional Workshop for Education in Family Finance on campus Thursday June 20 at 2 p.m. in Sandison Hall. Forty educators from eight states attend the five week program sponsored by the National Committee for Education in Family Finance and ISU Center for Education in Family Finance. Other speakers include Dr. James Mendenhall and Dr. Allan C. Felix. Local educators enrolled include Patricia Armstrong Audrey Snyder and George Thompson.
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Helen M. Thal
Institute of Life Insurance
Indiana State University
Sandison Hall
No. 6Th St
National Committee For Education In Family Finance
Indiana State University Center For Education In Family
James Mendenhall
Consumers Union
Allan C. Felix
New York Stock Exchange
ISU
Harriet D. Darrow
Byron L. Brown
Mary S. Gibbs
Family Finance Center
Patricia Armstrong
Audrey Snyder
George Thompson
Emma Jean Bratt
Mary Stephens
Joe Giovanini
Clinton
Sara Ledgerwood
Brazil
Lee Musgrave
Jasonville
Negro Coed Wins College Queen Title
Valerie Laverne Dickerson of San Jose State College won the National College Queen title in Palm Beach Shores Florida, becoming the first Black winner in the 14 year history. She won 10 000 dollars in prizes from among 50 contestants, and spoke of achieving dignity for Negroes. Her father Lt Col William C Dickerson of Riverside California accompanied her.
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Valerie Dickerson
Riverside
Calif
West Palm Beach, Fla
Mike Douglas
Valerie
San Jose State College
Palm Beach Shores
Fla
California
Valerie Laverne Dickerson
U.S
Dickerson
William C. Dickerson
Bodine Picks Beatty as Mate for Indiana Ballot
Indiana governor candidate Richard C. Bodine endorsed Marion County Democratic Chairman James Beatty for lieutenant governor. Beatty had backed Bodine's bid earlier, with Bodine saying their strong areas include the 3rd District and parts of the 7th and 8th, plus Lake County. No talks on other offices or a full slate endorsement.
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Indianapolis
Richard C. Bodine
Marion County
James Beatty
Beatty
Bodine
Indiana
House of Representatives
Lake County
Johnson OKs fifth term for Joint Chiefs chair Wheeler
President Johnson signed legislation authorizing Gen. Earle G. Wheeler to serve a fifth year as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff starting next month. The peacetime limit allows generals two two year terms, but the new law overrides that limit for Wheeler.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
T. H. Girl 15 Vigo Water Victim and Other Drownings
Vigo County reports three drowning deaths including 15 year old Miss Bell near Vigo water sources with deputies warning against unsupervised areas. Other incidents include Daniel Noe 12 drowning near Searcy's Trailer Court and John Jarvis 14 at Izaak Walton Lake. Statewide note lists Danny McCann 3 in Fort Wayne backyard pool and Samuel Henry 25 in Symington Lake north of Elkhart after a board-surf incident.
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Paul J
Bud) Manning
Miss Bell
George E. Bell
Terre Haute
Jesse L. Bell
U. S. Marine Corps
Hawaii
Emma Black
Shelburn
Elsie Slader
Sullivan
Bell
Daniel P. Noe
Maple Ave
Searcy’s
Associated Press
Danny McCann
Joseph D. McCann
Fort Wayne
Samuel Henry
Elkhart
Symington Lake
Henry
Deputies Probe Grocery Burglary at Anderson Grocery
Vigo County sheriff's deputies investigated a break in at the Anderson Grocery in Toadhop occurring late Monday night. Miss Sharon King of West Terre Haute reported entry by window break and saw four youths aged 14 to 16 leaving the rear door with groceries valued at about 40 dollars.
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Vigo County
Equity Strike Darkens Broadway
Equity seeks a $200 weekly minimum up from $130 a week, a shorter contract, chorus retention, premium pay for road shows, and control over alien actors on New York stages. About 15,000 members exist, with only 800 working in affected shows, yet thousands in 10 unions are involved. Merrick for the League accuses Equity of reneging on a two week old contract.
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Robert Sweet
Vincent D. McDonnell
State Mediation Board
Equity
New York
Merrick
League of New York Theaters
Owls Targeted in West Lindell Street Clash
In West Frankfort Illinois a nighttime owl attack by youths prompted a counter salvo of shots and rocks. Two birds fell and there have been no further attacks for several nights. The scene involved local teens and chorus members amid broader disputes over wages and Broadway costs.
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West Frankfort, Il
UPI
West Lindell St
Actors Seek Quick Solution as Broadway Cast Idles
Frustration and regret rose among a list of star performers including Jill Haworth Lloyd Bridges Betsy Palmer Joel Grey Steve Lawrence Evdie Gorme Pearl Bri ley Jenis Paige Maureen Stapleton Robert Goulet David Wayne Zoe Caldwell and Gordon MacRae. Grey said it doesn't seem real and that not being on stage at 8 pm is unbelievable while hoping for a fast resolution.
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Jill Haworth
Lloyd Bridges
Betsy Palmer
Joel Grey
Steve Lawrence
Evdie Gorme
Pearl Briley
Jenis Paige
Maureen Stapleton
Robert Goule
David Wayne
Zoe Caldwell
Gordon MacRae
Grey
George M
Belgium Premier and cabinet sworn in amid fragile outlook
In Brussels, Social Christian Premier Gaston Eyskens and a Catholic Socialist cabinet were sworn in Monday. The 29 member government, Belgiums 20th since World War II, mixes nine Flemish speaking and seven French speaking Social Christians with seven French speaking and six Flemish Socialists.
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Brussels
Belgium
Gaston Eyskens
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